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Welcome to this beautiful stone house located in the picturesque village of Zabrđe, on the enchanting Luštica peninsula. This charming property exudes rustic charm while offering modern comfort and a beautiful sea view. Located on a generous plot of 731m2, this residence is an idyllic retreat.
As you approach the property, you are greeted by a gated driveway and a beautifully constructed stone wall that ensures privacy and security. The main house, with an area of 176m2, is spread over two levels and has a well-designed floor plan. On the ground floor there is a spacious kitchen with a dining room, perfect for organizing gatherings and creating culinary delights. The adjacent living room provides a pleasant ambience, which makes it an ideal space for relaxation and entertainment.
Going up to the first floor, you will discover three comfortable bedrooms, which offer enough space for rest and relaxation. The two bathrooms are thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of residents and guests. The interior contains a tasteful blend of traditional and contemporary elements, with attention to detail visible in every corner.
Next to the main house there is a small separate building with an area of 25m2, which can be used as a guest house or a private retreat. This additional space provides flexibility and comfort for hosting visitors or pursuing personal hobbies.
Outside, you will be enchanted by the colorful courtyard, which is adorned with lush greenery and mature trees. Well-maintained landscaping creates a calm and peaceful atmosphere, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. The highlight of the outdoor area is the spacious pool and swimming area, which invite you to relax and enjoy the Mediterranean climate.
With its excellent location in a quiet village, this stone house offers a haven of peace and escape from the busy world. Whether you are looking for a permanent residence or a holiday retreat, this property offers an exceptional opportunity to embrace a harmonious lifestyle amidst the stunning coastal scenery of the Luštica peninsula.
Tivat is a coastal Montenegrin town, located in the Bay of Kotor. It is placed in the sunniest part of Boka, which was named Tivat Bay after the city. The first sources about the origin of the city state that a summer house of the Illyrian queen Teuta from the III century BC was located here. In the city, there is a city park with an area of 4 hectares and the largest botanical garden on the southern Adriatic. Tivat does not have a center of the city like other similar cities - instead - people gather on the promenade, called "Pine", which is a pleasant place for a walk along the coast, close to the marina and a large number of cafes, restaurants, pizzerias, and hotels. In the summer months, cafes turn into nightclubs with fun that lasts until dawn. Tivat has many restaurants, where you can try Mediterranean specialties based on local recipes. Of the more significant buildings, the villa "Buća" stands out, a combination of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, in the garden of which many events are held today, from literary evenings, exhibitions to concerts are. One of the biggest tourist attractions is the Island of Flowers, the beautiful beach Plavi Horizonti known for its pines and olive trees along the beach that provide protection from the sun to the bathers. Thanks to a large number of sunny days a year, warm sea, and a large number of beaches, Tivat is one of the largest tourist destinations in Montenegro. In Tivat, there is also a nautical resort - Porto Montenegro, which has a luxury marina for yachts. In addition to the marina, it contains luxury apartments, a 5-star hotel, business premises, boutiques with branded goods, modern cafes, and restaurants. Tivat has excellent traffic connections thanks to the airport in close proximity to the city and the main roads leading to all major cities of Montenegro and the neighboring state of Croatia. Buying a property in Tivat promises a good investment for renting.
